The Principles of Psychology / By Herbert Spencer
The Principles of Psychology / By Herbert Spencer
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With a quick- ness almost too great to note, the contractions that con- verge the eyes and adjust their foci are effected; and by other contractions the clustered feelers which make up the retin89 are swept from side to side, and up and down, over the image ; touching all its parts in countless combina- tions and successions. Here, then, we have the highly- significant fact that the space-consciousness accompanying each kind of sensation derived from the outer world, is great in proportion to t...he variety and rapidity of the sensations of motion which go along with the receipt of it — a fact obviously to be expected if the foregoing interpre- tation is true.
Another peculiarity in our perception of space is worth noting. If the reader, while looking at his hand or any equally-close object, will consider what consciousness he has of the space lying between it and his eyes, he will perceive that his consciousness of it is, as it were, exhaustive. He has an extremely complete or detailed perception of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With a quick- ness almost too great to note, the contractions that con- verge the eyes and adjust their foci are effected; and by other contractions the clustered feelers which make up the retin89 are swept from side to side, and up and down, over the image ; touching all its parts in countless combina- tions and successions. Here, then, we have the highly- significant fact that the space-consciousness accompanying each kind of sensation derived from the outer world, is great in proportion to t...he variety and rapidity of the sensations of motion which go along with the receipt of it — a fact obviously to be expected if the foregoing interpre- tation is true.
Another peculiarity in our perception of space is worth noting. If the reader, while looking at his hand or any equally-close object, will consider what consciousness he has of the space lying between it and his eyes, he will perceive that his consciousness of it is, as it were, exhaustive. He has an extremely complete or detailed perception of it.
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